Dust in my boots - Cowboy Country Music

Ride into the heart of the American countryside with “Dust on My Boots”, an original cowboy-style country song performed with a warm, heartfelt male voice.

This song tells the story of a restless cowboy traveling dusty roads, small towns, and wide-open plains, carrying only his dreams, memories, and the dust on his boots. A true tribute to the freedom, grit, and soul of the open road.

Perfect for fans of authentic USA country vibes, western storytelling, and acoustic cowboy music.

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“Dust on My Boots”

[Verse 1]
Woke up to the sound of a lonesome train
Coffee cold, but I’m feelin’ okay
Sunrise painting gold on the plains
Another long ride, another kind of day

[Pre-Chorus]
Got miles behind me, miles to go
But this old road is all I know

[Chorus]
I got dust on my boots, wind in my veins
Heart full of fire, callin’ out your name
No silver or gold, just the truth I choose
A free wild life and dust on my boots

[Verse 2]
Small town lights in my rearview mirror
Broken dreams but my mind is clearer
Every scar tells me who I am
A restless soul with a steady hand

[Pre-Chorus]
I don’t need much, just open skies
And a place where hope still rides

[Chorus]
I got dust on my boots, wind in my veins
Heart full of fire, callin’ out your name
No silver or gold, just the truth I choose
A free wild life and dust on my boots

[Bridge]
If I fall, I’ll rise again
Like the sun on the prairie wind
This road is rough, but it’s mine to choose
With a beat-up heart and dust on my boots

[Chorus x2]
I got dust on my boots, wind in my veins
Heart full of fire, callin’ out your name
No silver or gold, just the truth I choose
A free wild life and dust on my boots

[Outro]
Yeah… just a free wild life…
And dust on my boots

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